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King KataAcua,s Address.

HE THINKS THE TREATY or RECIPROCITY WITH THE
UNITED STATES Is AusPICiOUs.
The steamer Belgic, which arrived ct San Fran.
cisco from China and Japan Thursday. touched at
Honolulu and brings advces In regard to the OPEN
ing OF the Hawaiian legislature. King Kalskaua
made a brief address in opening the session, in
which he referred to needed reforms, and con-
ciuded as follows:
II take great pleasure In informing you that
treaty or reciprocity with the United states has
been definitely extended for seven years upon
terms the same as those In the original treaty
with the addition OF clause granting 10 national
vessels OF the United states the Or. viege
OF entering Pearl River harbOr and establishing
there coallng and repair stations This has
been done after mature consideration ana
interchange between my government and
that OF the United states OF the Interpretation of
said clause, whereby IT ia agreed and undef stood
II does not ccdc any territory or part with or i'm
pair any right OF sovereignty or jurisdiction on the
part OF the Hawaiian Kingdom, and that such
privilege Is cotermlnous with the treaty regard
this as one Of tie mos: important events of my
reign, ard sincerely believe H. will reestabl!sh
the commercial progress and prosperity which
began With the reciprocity treaty.
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Picty and II fisiucss.

HOW RELIGION Is MADE TO AGREE Win THE LEDGER
IN CHICAGO.
From the Boston Courier.
They conduct their religion on business princi-
pies in Chicago according to this story of parson
there: 81 was in the once OF one OF my par
1sh1oners," said he. HE was q fair type OF
the Chicago Christian, and ] preached to him
the subject OF q revival He ran over his
calendar with his pencil for several weeks
ahead, and then answered that couldn't count
on him until after December /. He said he had to
have his stoves put up in about week. Then he
had to have new winter oyercOat and about the
middle OF November he had to 20 to the opera.
he SAID all this in COOL busincss-like
funny, for he has no humor in him
"a thought IL was time for me to appear in the
role OF Il missionary, and said 10 him, But the
spirit says now. i can help IT,, he replied petu-
iantiy. THE Spirit must understand the rules OF
commercial comfy and give me ut least three days
OF grace l don't think he meant any levity or
play on the word, but l confess that 1 was
stumped."
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Va. yesterday, W. q. BoggA Ernest Stevens and
Thos. !. wray were elected deacOna, and Win 0e
ordained o. aunoay. Rev. Z. a. Dunsan ana seven
year. A collection Wa taken up 70 pay o. the
oent g IT, monument % Btsho1 Early. and ths
fuu asuoaae we1 raised Dr. r. n. bae0d, chairman
nendAttCa1 INTENDED 70 advance the cause Of mis-.
son wofx, but action % them wes de1erre6 One
ne tntss!stanf splsod0 Of the dayr seaston WAS
ynA y. laultoA who lefe g tweaty-0ve yean 60
4 pfscooo eseft1e1 o Weryvatou, We Tho ..
u Wa poapoao4
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The Eenapartes az Hosts.

Il ron INC ~ l. NAL All k1 press.
Inc Bonap1res are famous hosts. Their din
ners are ieasts 20 please the goumand and their
guests are always chosen with the tact and dis
CrefiOn that are necessary 10 make any dinner
success. In Washington they are as renowned for
their graceful hospitalioes as IN Newport. where
they are always pointed out TO anxious visitors as
two Of the most Interesting figures 10 be sacn
here. On tie avenue they are easily 20 be die
finguisaed at distance, for their servants al
wear the BoaaperLs nyery-ecru with scarlet
iacinCs-SEteb was 1T one tine very well known
10 France. Col Bonaparte himself looks as li,i IL
Ike his famous COrSican ancestor as one could
imagine. H. II a handsome man, unusually ran
with me and welideyeloped ngure and some,
thing IN his high-brec face that without re-
Sem6lIng that hero In the least vet sugyes:s the
nobser quail les Of Napoleon. Not M M IN New
port the srason tnro1gh Is half distinguished IN
Tearing, and 10 n little wonder that strangers In
varfAbly seieet nm from the rest as that par iicu
lar character whose history they long To Know
ARe. boDzp&rte Is a granddaughter VI Daniel
Webster. 10 bostonian that - SUFFICIENT No
more - nceced 10 assure him tEat Intellectually
she has nothing TO desire md, Fortunately she
has also the GIT Of good looks, which IN Newport
docs Tar more for It's possessor than brains TaIl
large, and o. stately beauty, admirably suited
10 The Position che occupies she makes u rncsl 1T
tinS cosnp&I.on Tor her husband. anu would rule A
nation as brilliantly as she presides over her own
salons.
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vlckt n18BAlue.
Baron Nathaniel de 1othschild-not the chief Of
the great plutocratic house-has been expelled
from Vienna. The baron Is great florist, ana IN
all his villas and castles carries on the culture of
rare exotic plants upon very costly scale. The
Afchduke Kari Ludwig, the emperor's brother.
visited ono OF the barons gardens during the nh.
scnce OF the owner IN order TO get o glimpse OF
some OF his rare plants. The archduke n the
foremost patron Of art and science In the empire
ana q great iavorite with TIL cultivated classes
and the people. Baron dc Royhschild had RIyen
the order That no one should be allowed inspect
his forcing houscs duriug his absence but the head
gardener conceived thai the order could not ex-
tend 70 q important person, and 90 admitted
the nrchouke. When tho baron heard that his
order had been disooeyed be &C once dismissed tne
head gardener. The archduke wrote 70 the baron
beygfAg him 70 revoke the dismissal. The great
monetary y!incA however, would not grant the
petittoa q the t@psnat prince. the municipality
Of Vienna were Indignant at this ruoeneso 70 the
most popular and u6eral member o. The Imperial
must either concede the arch1ules request OF for.
nit his own cithenshtp. The bar0n chose the
latter alternative, ana has voluntarily ceased 90
- an AUSTRIAN,
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J. ". watson. "a North American Review.
Food Is plentiful and che.p enough in Daho-
ney. Ten pounds. about, OF not bad beef or
mutton TOR two cents, our money, and o pair
Of Chickens for less. Eggs one cent a stone OF
about fhirty-tAe stone being weight OF posi-
bly, forr pounds-eggs. game and monkeys In
proportion, and fruit and vegetables so r.ilcu-
lousy cheap A. 10 make one ashamed OF them
A yam OF thirty or forty pounds, one cent; beets
carrots &C.. In proportion Grapes. pines, soGr-
sap. sweet-ssp, alligator pears, bananas and al
most every kind OF fruit known to tropical chimes
40 TWO cents a calipash OF two bushels. calipasn
and all the calipash being the halt or three-quarter
part OF . dried Sourd shell, which sometimes rods
as much a. SIX bushels, though two Is the stand
ard measure A hearty nan cannot ceYour more
than one cents worth OF average food per day.
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B. WILLIAMS L CO, Auctioneers-
TRpsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE SMALL FRAME
HOUSE. AND LOT KNOWN AS No. l220 THIRD

HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN AS No. i22o THfkb
STREET NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated January pod.
1Sl7, aud recorded in liber No. $40. folio 343, -
request Of the party secured thereby, will all 81
ynh,ic sfcten ~ front ef premises on TUESDAY
PAST f4uR " the following descIioed real estate
north ten 0) feet by depth Of 93 feet inches Of
lot No. TO- In square No 52J. together with the i'm
aid part Of lot can be ussd ~ an alleyl.
Terne Of saie One half caah, tof which e15 must be
aud twelve month to be secured BY notss
property cold, all cash. at option Of purchaser Con-
yey.ncins Hc % Eurchaser's cost Terms Of sale TO
n11-eo4t6dtds WIN. y. AOLTZMAN. Trustee.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
INCORPORATED by the LeTislatre in 1865 for Educa-
uona and Charitable purposes and its franchise made
part OF the present sta.e Constitution ia 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote.
lis Grand sinsle Number Drawings take place
ulariy every six months d une and Decemberl.
nc rio hcrrby certify that supervise khs arrange
rnf. for az the tonthty and Se'i nnudt Drd,ctcs Of
The LOfsisi0Rd Slate Lottery Cblapany and In perso
MANAGE and comt,s9 ne Dya,cngs Themselves, fhot
Ur sdnr are conducted ruth ho,esfy ydir,ess. and in
GOOD Jutfh t0Nrd al parties and aihorLye he CONF
ndny 70 ,e this certificate ,rth Fac snues Of sigma
tu1es attached, f7t It's pc,ftseDtc,ks"
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TVHOMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.

LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
On SG5aHs E99R RtNHss &s AT AySfI9S
commencing % TEN CLOCK A. NJ, At store, No.
275 or Bridge street. GEORGETOWN. u. c.. will sell
cos wines, liquors, tesa, cofees sheh Roods soape,
candles, starch, wood and willow ware counter and
also, morse, wagon and harness. Will be offered a.
whole, and not Thus sold will be ut sold In de
tail. Dealers are invited. Terms cash.
CORNELIUS OLIVER
n15-dts Assignee OF John ". Claeett.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A AFTERNOON.

THIS AFTERNOON.
GEORGE W. srIcKNEY. Auctioueer. $50 street
fiksf sEkEkf S3kTHMfssf. srfMEtx 5
a. Fl. IsS L s Si y e Si::. 81; y s
ins s n "a ssss .n Ss
IISS: Nv md made a sSSsP ..
nuNoASsoS RIOS. Asesscesssa
ERENproRY AUCTION.
An UNSURPASSED COLLECTION
400 rAsrrRN CARPETS. RUGS. poRTrEREa
x1Lrxs AND sAppLE DAoa
ALSO. xMsaorprRrfp AND silks
The consisnors, Kazantian Co. Of Psrsia and Tur.
Key have assured that this importation n the most
sslsct and oOmplsts alignment landed In this
try.
The ossalogus includes ovee 50 VEN large square
Carpets Of various colors and patterra repressung
al the rug producing districts Of the far East.
as Ansora KisKim and Je,im Portiersso OF beautiful
colofa in different lengths and widths
Many are the long and narrow Mosque and Canals
Hair Hall RusA some being Of very rare shape.
connoisseurs seldom enjoy the opportunity Of in
spectnG % many queer and excsedingy choice hpec.
mems Of Antique Rugs Persian. Turkish, Bokhara Da-
ghsstan 6hiryAn, Kosaack Karsbaeh Tsbfix, Khorss-
san; Mecca and Cancels Hair Rugs Of every sins and
color medern sod antique. in numberien variety.
Bulgarian Doyiiss. Turkiah Tsblscovss and Mantel
Bed Spreads. Elessnt Tides. and many Rare and An
tique Embroideries.
The rich yellow Damascus suks will bethe admira.
ton Of every lady.
Howinterestins IL the exhibition Of the Old old aint.
lock pistols and guns Of the ancient world,
salss-FRIDAY. SATURDAY and MONDAY.
NOVEMBER EIGHTEENTH. NINETEENTH AND
TWENTY FIRST.
MELEvEN A. NJ. AND 8: 80 p; N. EACH DAY.
Grand Exhibition THURSDAY. NOVEMBER SEVEN
TENTH
T'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF
TURKISH CARPETS. RUGS AND HANaINas.
EMBRACING BOTH MODERN AND ANTIQUE. ALL
SIZES. BEING A RECENT IMPORTATION.
AND is CONSIDERED
THE CHOICEST COLLECTION EVER SENT or
THIS CITY.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
NOVEMBER TwENTY.FIRsT, TWENTY. SECOND
AND TwENTY-THIRD. 1887.
AT ELEVEN A. N. AND THREE Pm
On exhibition FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Nov IS
and 10, 1887.
n15-5t THOMAS DOWNING, Auc.ioneer.
TsHoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOuess.
LARGE LOT GROCERIES, CRoCKERr, TrN.w
~, FLxTUs Ss,s, SS, AT AgGT!0N, s,n.,r,
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AsorHrn ITEM
FOR YOU TO TALK ABOUT.

eco Overcoat for S14
$40 Ovsrcoat for Sl2.
e1S Overcast for sS.
% Ovcrcoat for Sc.
S25 Corkscrsw Suit for SEQ.
A e1S Atwood Suit either Getaway or Sack. for S13
$50 Prince Albert Suit for s15, and all otner grades
1t proportionste low prices
For Boys from Is to Is years old Overcoats at "a
$3.50. $3.50. up TO Sl5.
Suit from IS to els which we guarantee to be worth
from % to 40 per cent than we are asking for
them.
Chiidren's Suits $3.50 81, "a. up to $40.
Overcoats at $3.50. 81, $3.50. and 81. up to %.
Give us call and be convinced
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co,
MA Corner 9TH and SITS.
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"AEEgE ashsF H sHrrs sAsIRE ESyaS
TABLE AVID DtNING:hoOM CHAINS EASY
S EhEk STkEh RsRE s.f Sp cA SENTHE
TW5R NSSLsJT RERsfE ENS MisK
55 $EzS5SSa SaSSrI sh.fS srk
GiAs ASH All. K kifc i UrESsiLs SEQ Ere AMI
rop TgESsgpAy.SoyEMBEE TWENTY -s SEQ A
1915 street northwest the Above colsctos Of house
hold effects partially enumerated, and in good condi
E 1i7ss 'o'' W Val 3. WILLIAMS CO. Auc.,
III 81 sAseis! q
~ sss;s :t he r.:
& in GsSss r.
sssa sS
Four ocLcK PM. the interest Of said iaaatic being
onehalf undivided i following real e.tate,
bia 70 wit: Parts Of original Lots seventeen Il Is aud
eighteen llS). in square numbered eighty i've t85,
running thence soa. on 10Th street SinetS s21
S I'm "a S
street thence east on street twenty-five 5) feet to
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree cash on
the day OF sale or within ten days thereafter de-
after :as sss Propsy si Be fssola !: the T:k
in the Evening Stsr newspaper All taxes wiz be paid
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
The undersigned is authorised to state that the
owner of the other will sell her interest Al the
price und the saine terms a. that for winch
said lunatic's interest may be sold.
OTIS Z. PRESbREY. Committee,
DUNcANsoN BROS. Anctioneers. ni6
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF NALUABIE IMPROVED
Es sH sfREsT X5Enf n YaE
vtas o. 5ao asse 81 81 se trust ~, s rsS0Essd
OF the District Of Columbia and at the reQuest Of H
the party thereby nocured. viii sell Ct public
yion, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY. NO
MEMBER TWENrY-sIXTH NEXT, at FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, part Of lot six t0l I'm A DoriauAs
subdivision Of square three hundred and thirty
(34 beginning for the same .: the southwest corner
said lot and running thence east twentynre feet
9D thence north thirty 900 feet thence west TO The
line OF vermonr avene, thence southwest to the place
Of beginning.
Terms: One third cash; balance IN ala. twelve, and
eighteen months secured BY deed Of trust on the prop
srty purchased all cash az the optaon OF the puf
chaser deposit Of 800 required ut Of sale.
Ter1ns to be complied with in tan days from time Of
sale property Will be resod NJ the sk and cost Of
the defaultng purchases. After days advertise
ment. Conveyancipg ct purchasers cost.
JOSEPH Il ED6ON, r.
CHARLES b BAILEYS hrusee
nii,ie,aoQ3k2o-s
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The Crown Princes Case.
A MEDICAL JOURNAL THINKs THE PATIENT MA,
LIVE TO RkI0N.

AsC SHOW A-1t0O0'0 &GSCe
4 MEDICAL JOURNAL THINKs THE PATIENT MAY
1--we TO REI0f
The New YORK Medical Record contains an
article on the "Cancer Of tho larynx and the
crown princes case" 1t states that the medical
interest in the case Is now centered on the cues
uon Oh Prognosis ana treatment. The Record
thinks that the royal patient may yet live to reign
over the German empire, but It adds that the ac-
cesston Of his own son, Prince William, scan
to an operation, which IL is not thought likely tne
prince VIII opJect to, the Record says: .'Of the
operations proposed there are but two VIZ. |:
Of course merely palliative, but its niility In pro-
said IN favor Of tracEeotomy that the operation
vs ssso
the patients su0erfngs and promotes euthanasia. {"
The situation y thus summed up In tbs Record:
crown prince and hts medical advisers have 70
face tracheotonny. with no immedfato danger OF
6sH ',3s u I,s osHr . obtain possible
chance Of Immediate Death, performed in Shs Scpc
% but an s s sos e undsr s @
sitnsr q N cicstsix o. in some osher 5tSsn 8
Ito permit the operation Of total extirpation, the
the only fematning surgical measure Is tracheot-
oms. 1hn nay proaOng his life for year or two"
How Hoe caoaEaA sRaIADs.-A special from
rnilpsbury. \. =, sats tnAt Cooper CyrjA o
TINS CITY, came % SohnsoAburg examined hosS n
sns sRSs rp 81 aT9as 81
the vsssunsty sorgeoe u ne emyloy g tAe GOV:
died q The disease, and took blood fron tie heart
sss,ysk as has doe isacsnss II. PsS si al
Sssss sss: e: c 81 a.: saS nas
soer seos. e 80 isr!h:i saas when hogs that
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HOME MATTERS.

VALUABLE AND WITNESSING HINTS 10 House.
wIvrs-coMNoS-SESsz pKEvExTrvKs AxD CURES
FOR VARIOUS ADVANTAGEOUS FOR SMILE But
sI,soSABiE pr<HEs.
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n11-6t 1901 st. NV.
nEsIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN MONT
DGDMEky COUNTY. WITHIN HALF NILE OF
BOfD6 STATION FOR SALE
BY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for Mont
geometry County. Maryland made the 18th dag Of -
eeptember 1887. l. the subscriber, trustee, GM
duly named In said decree Will offer az public sale "
g2en the Grem,ses. on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
the following valuable real estse subject right
Of dover remaining in Mary Alice Mega being tract
OF land lying Boyds Station about thirty miles
from Washington on the Metropolitan Branch Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and between ss.d railroad
aud the pubic road from Barnssyilis TO Rockville,
containing fourteen and tlrcefou las GAO acres,
more or less. improy cd by HANDSOME dwell
ling hopse with eleven rooms and English base
rrent supplied with water lhot and cold) by Q wind
aud apple orchard . f1ne vineyard and garden con-
taipihg small fruils and vegetables.
posit Of sl00 day of sale Conyeyancnx cost Of
purchaser. tul0-4tl GCION MILLER, 1r,lstee
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MEDICAL &c.


MsF Es sELp sE;t dADIE RaTslcIASs
ssa 5ss 800 az &C. ss s saa q 81
br sEoTHEks Is Il. olSssi sssabIisSed sd,e M
US CONSULT sI b. ~ a; ss ADD ySn can
,S,s. %:rr''a or single Forty yesrs experience
b. sEfSaHR ~ gsSs S S0
WIZ cure any case Of nervous debility and loss OF
is@s. 900 Il 0' 70 'n' Nn0'e system nl!i is Or
u The Oldest Istshli.hed and only Reliable rAdiss
cen b consutsd Daily. aga between ~ and 9th
PROMPT treatment Correspondence ana consuls..
ii AIDES wHo REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF An
t ss s should a SSn .Sa M srs
lith and I2ts sis ne. ladies only. na-l2t'
1fME DE FOREST. LoNG-EsTABLIsHED. AND
~ rslishs Lsdses, rhyscian can Be computed daily
+ esr A. s,s sSi Is once hsass TS
ID FAD AND IN wIsE--DR BRoTHERs 900 ST.
ssaps =: sns ,..as SsS ~. b z
ssa M Z 81 q pr1.se
q man "a faraaSA nsdicaps q no chsFs consuit.-
:s ss 9f :s ~, s.a ss 8 ASs s fS B IL "a, ia
az E: s ~ r q sSs is 50 Tor 'h'
nm MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
Ossandsrd rsmedy Ior si blood disessss causing
Skroa nasal skin TROUBLES; urinary Diseases cured
IN forty -sigbt hour. krSce - par box
DR. DODD's xERy1kE no. 2 permanently cures
- Price o. Sent sealed by mad For tale a.
myll-ly SrANDIF0kDs cor 9Th and y nv.
DENTISTRY.
nm DUKE DENTIST. us 18th x.w.-rEErH
exrcsed without pa1n. ~ AID OF local spplcasioa
MspSrsd and ussd only by me. Tssth nlisd IL Psrl
iocS 63aI sets u asncal teotA Operut1ons gusranr
teed o4-ems
DR BTAkR PkRnoNh DENTIST. 9TH ST. COR
I1nGr Z nv. fi[iiay sIscialSy; also. the cure of
fOfhncho without extrscsihg sO 81 ancsthetic used
% ne snms slieytstss the pain OF ertrsctfnw al3
rNR I. n. TALn0TT. DENTIST. 43s ira ut,
Lssssfsa 1ssta inssrssd q yer e. Al wss. ssr'
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We, The trsdcrsf0nrf BUnks md DQaterS pnp oil
T7fes drdtCn IN The LoustuaG STATE Lotteries which
DC f1rse,,fed az counters
III o0LEsBY. Pres. Louisiana Nstional Bank
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bans.
A. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans National Bank
CAhL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND M

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON NOVEMBER ~
TMESTf-IHIKD. AT HALF-PAST -FOUR, we ~
Will sell IN front OF the preniser parts of sub
lots s6 and 25 in :euays is frpnfins fest ON 18TH
Terms Assume trust of . 1.566. bearing o per cent
interest balance N cash Conyeyanciny, &c, at pur
chasess cost ee00 deposit At time 81 sale Ters
be complied with In ten ays otherwise eht reserved
to resell Al risk and cost of defsuting purchaser
paper Published IN Washington u. c. The Real Estete
Title Insurance &c. . Abstract.
EUFrY & DYER
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LSoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

and SATURDAYS NJ am. Returning TUkspAfA
fkIDAls, and SUNDAY M tone hing 1t kavsr L,na-
Clements Bay, Nd. Connects with b end q. n -
Shepherds See schedule JOHN b. PAD0E1T. Az.
C. W. RIDLEY. Manager. SSo
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DENTISTRY.

uNR vTAkR PARnONh. DENTIST. 9TH ST. COR
yjnSr me-. fifiing sJscialsy; also. the curo Of
te1thschs without .c q sncsthetic nne
The Washington critic., 1887-06-30
100000 Worth OF Dry Goods at
a,Ost.

Messrs. W. w. Burdette Il Co., the prom.
inent dry goods firm at OPS Seventh aud 100
X streets northwest, who have been ex-
gagged extensively In the sale of dry goods
for the last thirty years, have decided to
retire from business, and are offering their
immense valuable stock at cost.
They ale making one grand effort for the
next three or four days to dispose OF their
mammoth stock Of black and colored silks
by Offering extra inducements in prices.
They are offering black and colOred surlh
st 62lc. Light shades 10 tlne satins for
evening dresses Of 3Oc. Fine Rhadlma silks,
Soc. Heavy black gros-grain silk, at 75c,,
81 Snd 81 IS, aud the very laest, 81 30.
Heavy ard ligh-lustred colored gros- grain
silks in all colors, at soc. richly worth ST. %.
Although their store has been crowded
for three weeks with customers, the stock
is seemingly unimpaired. A fine stock Of
yelvets, grapes, all-wool dress goods and
cloth suliDgs to select from at cost. Terms
cash, to close business, and their store for
rent. Please read their advertisement in
another column OF The CRITIC, aud take
due notice of their immense stock Of
dry goods aud their Inducements as to
Drirps.